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January 8, 2020

Rachel Bozek Invision January 2020 Issue

MYKITA STUDIO (ABOVE) explores the unconventional beauty of facial jewelry with a transformative accessory. Fashioned from the signature MYKITA stainless steel and plated in a range of precious metallic coatings, the STUDIO 11 headpiece is designed to be worn in a variety of ways around and across the face, including as a choker or a headband. MSRP: $275, mykita.com

Elle

TR90 comes together with metal to create the EL 13470 — a slim, delicate frame with a contemporary look.
(800) 645-2121, charmant.com

$187

Aspire

Ultra-lightweight and stylish, the unisex Wealthy is made with ClearVision’s SDN-6 material.
(800) 645-3733, cvoptical.com

$239.99

Staag

The SG-Harrison brings vintage inspiration to the forefront on this acetate style with tort temples and a keyhole bridge.
(888) 399-7742, alternativeeyes.com

$270

Lara D’

The latest additions to the Unique collection from Lara D’ include the Kelli, a narrow, modified, cat eye style with a layered look.
laradeyewear.com

$495

Déjà Vu

Bring classic back with the DV9018, a retro-mod style inspired by cinema’s golden age.
(888) 767-0383, avaloneyewear.com

$180

Komono

The acetate and metal of the Beaumont Rain complement one another with textured temple designs that stand out against the clear fronts.
komono.com

Price upon request

State Optical

With details inspired by the architecture of the Astor Street District, home of the Chicago Public Library, the Mazzucchelli Astor features State Optical’s signature 21 dots on the temple tips and OBE locking screws.
stateopticalco.com

$441

John Varvatos

A keyhole bridge and rivet details are standout elements on the acetate V416. Angled tort temples reveal the inner wire core and feature the brand’s signature double-V logo.
(800) 423-3023, derigo.us

$267

Woow

The 1-2063, from the Bollywool collection, features a bright interior temple and a mandala pattern on the outer temples.

(800) 654-6099, designeyeweargroup.com

$305

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